Daily briefing: We won't be hearing Mandarin station announcements for now

SMRT will be "deliberating over its value and appropriateness".

  • Yahoo reported that SMRT has scrapped a controversial three-month trial on MRT station announcements in Mandarin. Read about it here.
  • Meanwhile 13 motorists ran the red light in just 1 hour at the junction of Bukit Timah Road and Scotts Road. Find out more here.
  • Following the recent strike of Chinese bus drivers, the question now is whether fares should go up in order to pay higher wages. See the story here.
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